'Why Swear, Dear?
Use 'Gets-it'
For Corns!"
It's the New Plan.. Simple. Sure its
Fate. Applied in a Few Seconds.
"Why. .tohn, I never knew you to
use such liainguage I've told you sev
eral tlites its no use to it'y those
bandages, sitIves, tames. plasters, and
"You 'Wottln't Tow Your Temper, John
It You Used '(.ets-1t" for Thoso Corns t
on ial :.' . 'ti. I s in
'hl l: ' . t 'i ; i \\ i i l ilt " ,y\
tii r di: ii .Tak " losi a i, sti t
( i , t il.: . t ' an
yolti' sUi a oni rah I <we't'r ". 'be' ..'
n10i:Ing to ( in ,1 ia , 1.n a ein
die Ofn\ lM.mps l h on
t', 11i!i i s di' is roi .ngsts ev
lo",. Now put ;IN:i\y lthew kn:t\~ive , t-a-o
1)1s :1111 . rs. 11:' Niels-I1t' aind
yout'll have :a sw'ei'nt'r tli5'p sition andi
no mor01e orn:; and calln1ses."
"giels-It" is ::ohl by <!rtu=I5sts V
(rywhere, :.e, a bttle, or sent direct
by E'. Laawrence & ('o.. ('hicago. Ill.
Sold in iaanrens and recointentled
as the wvorld's best orn recedy by En -
reka )rng Co.
A Fine Aid For
Mother - to - be
We nre all greatly Indebted to those
who tell their experiences. And among
the many thine: which
we tiel :htit anti
are of immedi:tle iin..
portanice IIo the eXp)re -
inlt nother, is a spled-.
did extrnal rceiey
c:1110< "Motier's
.Vrien1." This is ai
plied over the mitseles
.M o' the stomntch. 1I. is
{1001:17 pulletraling hi
Sits infittenc~e. Niotlicat
(everyw-here tell of ill
sooling ell'ect, )iowt it
.ll:t ys ainins iniellent to
stretching of cords,
ligaments nnd muscles. They tell of restft:
comfort, of ca!:n, pencefll nigdhts, an ab-"
sence of thos.e r:tresses peeuliar to the pe
riod of exp:ect::ly, relief from niornin-f
sickneiss, no more of t!.at npprelhension with,
wthich so mn:ty y"oul;nt wmen's ruid:s bt
come hurdened. It IS a snlendt eli (kI
a bottle of "Mother's Frieiil'' from your
nearest druggist. Ask yobr lutsha:: 1 to gel
It for you. 'rhI'n write to lBrut::.! I e
tilator Co., .101 amar l ibi lg., .tiaata, I : .
for a very handsone ann ii;striietive b uk.
It is tilled with sungwestive isle:Is of rrr
help to till wonen intereter It iLn e subi,
of maternity. Arni best of till are si.l. h'
ters fromn :nthers tiat are real 16-10
Write t stay.
PIMPLES AND SKIN
ER'JPTINS DA ER
First Sign of Food Disease.
p&'c 1. 2 Ii . P -: i i l it i i i t :. el nt e.
weakt eni It in~ l 1apii :'' o h
boo iTh it - ''riyhv hi ni
tou lot: |Io!. I11 it o iite
Flit reief' l'rt i ii.\in the. ysein
i1t iI~ . a i..t i, i. T --:e i n o
to. n;ta. e te a s nio s i e
cre se ih e iio i~i t. bl. 4 -II I
p o -: ittil" hON ! U trirk...4 ll
D58K11 1 .4 - -LLTE N
yr* -l .i~~LII).L
ta. (
AUT YOURH 40RPUGIS; ar
elein. Fca .i ryr F vi he-rs. B.r raIer
Aoti-.y NOt L rmanvn-ta
-In-.ntt ire. . C .-- O FT U
Wird TOA.' A ve-tnti r ian- ar'aAttf
Toe whort enasty---: dler
0,on.tFather.sThneyW ar.leasngho
an AOnttrney t at LaUw o el
Ae Uin ai bonrducted by au mcl.
Obaia me veyhnreo.
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A VIT.AL 0I('!00 Ql'ISTION. *
* By It. T. Wilson. *
* "
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * I
During the past few years Laurens
county has made progressive move
ients in education. One riding over
the county catches the spirit of a
county throbbing with educational
forces. Beautiful and commodious
buildings stand here and there as mon
umlets to our educational ideals and
aspirations. T his is to be commend
ed. 1iut to our minds, there is a more
sr1'io115 llest1111 cof1ti'ol niug its, at the
p:-esent time, than the outward alp
ipear'anc(e of our, eduen tional facilities.
.\Ani that Inestion is the utilization of
these fes- the keinig of every boy
andi :'i;1 1:1 school every day that thec
sc h;:, is inl 5stion. Thle ' real edun4 a
Ien:l outpIi of the county is to be
leanured'l no4t by our buildings: not
't fewt cif th' b( St. : s(hootls; nrot by
:t f Lc of lit' Lest pupis; blut by the
.4(iau total of all the Schools by. t'r,
hh1i n r e i 1 (l' icntly. T i rticle, h .
Thissules th ate a fewi fl tand etl
11'(;44:'whit b1y) t a nt giit ft ' I("1 t1he( f41
off n ot tnle r i :i redy.
L ast yea:- th re were (nrolt'd in the
S n(nt y 1.t t:.t hite ch ildren. Yl et in
rIlity, Itro wr e a ('11 i(. ch day
an average of :t,:)1 -1 While ch ildr Un.
Thbis melans5 that dluring flt year each
dlay there (were out of school more than
I"..300 wthite buy:; and girls with the ad
dition of those which never Were en:1
rolled.
orl ee1ry child enrolled, there wI"
sIpent $ 1;41 for his ed ication. In
other Words that much was place'd at
the dlistiosal of cachi child. Yet so
maty did out take advantage of this
auto nt h l t the't :t:lt rceive the atd
I1t w t I 2-e t c i ct, I shall not i.
u 'I: ith 11is Ivt anl i imipile. it u fItp
+u: 1 '.11 t heri was placed in a ha:Ink
- 1 i Iirent ,:i-..011 for y l i , n ti le
+s'( +oatnd1 11. \t'I5 hir teo rcive a n e
( t'i 1:. 1'+he r 1 111i1 i 1o.111. \\ 11ou d yet 'i
ton't 14id 4 . e<I)1!r m ' l n i eitl Y t llly ('ieds((:
tii is: what is IeiIia done 11 Ovr''
44tur1eintsk count. 1) y hundreds of schooi
Imrents. In o doing, they are helping
n0 one 5o ni -terially bu1t hurting their
chihdren, the county, the state and the
nat ion. 1.4ehool money is being used
for their benetit anil they are not al
lowing their children to receive it.
Th'Ie real question confronting us
then it Why is this possible. The fun
dalental 14asis appeal is that many
parents are too poor to send their
children to school every dlay in the
school year. This may be so in a few
1ases, hi I should hate to have the
task of au :-oaclhng a would--he stop
8144r1 of his-; children from attending
a('hool and say to him: ".\Mr. smith,
'0(1o are too poor to 501nd1 your chihiren
o.1 thool. You hlad holler Stop lohni
the first of FI cruary and putl himt
ItIo'll hing or splitting cord wood."'
Iuch a1 task is not for miie. Too poor'
ioften olly a slubtr'i:Uge for ta, iii/.ty
(r 14nI 1 1 ae 114't'11reII a l a. ' -l v i'
thei in'int ittle bVoysl andtb irsat
:1h18'.ltIe 1:r on to Whlatie Fln ho
ilae rtn1 30eaned cowigfc
Class cutre 1r io dowhing tilk
ftiaetui raof tile grol m ohil
dren l~a drop 1 but of 'hoo.b 'npr1etared
whos btas lacke tof ithrtl ilkof
is dtisle 1whatshts omp acntlxus lto
ants (land th 1the grxdcus1es. in
lie tmoe I boy it prear1 to tlae up4)
to of h0is s)1hal kWphatm in1 sthool
tlutne us 541 a boyl whe11 we t'aIhee
m5toh lit year; Iltwo tile (llyea b e
in e ihs to m 11) 41t e a411 grAe teveryt
feeling tt suchi .a hnol5 ismuy s olhs
llUnhe t oy hasno that e )st intis tile
h gre tile n.et cay.e Thenet inay
tiesad h)yisno ht ihn studof (u.r
scoo wadhis f ndeestin o bluighted
Aneuseat yotnma fnd itoingrestingoi
aondbe wh poseal s te o lfte
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* *
ALEX M('ALL1. *
a
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In the silent "City of the Dead" at
Dials church on the 23rd of January,
were laid the last remains of one who
is missed, not only by the family, but
by all the people of this community.
A good cartaker for his family, a
good advisor for his neighbors, al
ways present adininistering a cheering
word to those in trouble. lie is missed.
lonest in business, friendly, good
humored and neighborly, looking to
the good of his neighbors as well as
his own ; aI rogressive farmer, a man
of high Ideals, in whose company a
iian was liftei instead of lowered. It
is hard o give up such noble men a:
.\lex .\le('all. St ill, (od is too wis; to
unak e an iy mistake-. and too good to be
unkinrd.
M r. .\e('a!.1, lt in:; a :: n th a t be
lie''cl in tiod and tlr ('hurdh, be;lievalr""
iat God ii ,. so he w:: wii ug to
go '.x hen the I,1)rd4 called himt.
ll t he I:, :- t the 1"remi wet a!! i. t.:t
tr\,sis rI hd,t .:o h, t ouri drl;:,
i.e 'n 1i - antt l for it niay b'e at Ite
inida ' ;=:t i ' w. ill (''ulie to al I -s
hr:Dne.
l'or ('hill ten's ( 'omli.
You enuot. 11:e anythting better for
0!11r child's contgh 11nd( cold that lI)r,
liii New I )iscove'ry. It is piept ared
frait f'ine Tar uliied with hecaling and
soothting halsaluns. It does: not conl
tain anything harmnful and is slightly
laxative. lost enough to expel the pois
ons frio tho system. D)r, King'; New
lliscovery is antis;eplic-- kill., the cold
geins---raises the phlegm---lionsens the
tough and soothe, the irritationl. D~on't
lrut off' treatitieti. ('oug.hs acid ('obd
ofteti lead to '('ri'o s lun troubles. It
i- also 'ood for adults and h e a d
('e a lhot i'e today. .\ll1 ti'ii'.ists.
Army Physical Test.
The ree:to ale: atrinle s of the fgen
eral stas; of'erttr, that lmve been 'on
sidering the proposti.l to abo lish theo
91-11t1n,' i ti inn l lst iide now1 are be
fore the (hief of staff awaiting his
action. It IS re'onlitendlel that
the anmual ridle he discontinued and
that oiiers, inste'al, he reqiuired to
make a 20-mile horeshack ride or a
10-mile walk in onie day every
month. The proposed 10-mile walk
for army oflicers is similar to that
now exacted of officers of the navy
and marine corps. Those advocating
the change in the army believe that
the proposed new requirements will
be conducive to a satisfactory physical
condition in that the exercise is dis
tributed through the year, instead of
being coicentrated in a single su
premo annual effort to keep up with
the pace. The annual physical exam
ination will he retainel ats i mnt'iins of
disclosing the physically incapacitated.
For at lilliops .\ttark.
When you have at severs headache.
a:cotlpanied by a coated tongue, loath
ing of food, constipation, totlrid liver,
vomit in,, of partly digested fourd anr
then hilt, you iLay know that you have
a seviiere I liout s: attack. hiil t ycouI m::y
be ypite sick there is ( u'li h oni sola
iot in kInotw i -i that telief tiiy h,' had
bity tkn I t hree) LiI o hanh rii'.s Tah-:
';ettioa. tio The liii hrolut nd sei tual
parL ti of ' i ret' sat~ i ~ one rfo n h t'
t'uchta'< (atse fapp s Thie ling fa
ahit StL mth ('nn''t Itleeti will their
liy ws senit ito a ttilower gr''a ii. They'i
siympathilL wiith hitS hadlisAtn' this
appeaiL~ l lolLlay ai'way;I Ll i from s tho l Itat
Itnyt frinds a ily ILmtron; Itif iuLbo I s
grte 301o s liuhis scadhoil-ndi'yt hea him
irecit. et tile foat d cis-and. Ii
ain(' lur( L:tha oL~'ohitevery i lneher will twei
home ttakehim oist. o ' waiho unl i
Jaytht's 1( 1 . lhn i asglitat (li s th Ilao
buavte benwothter 1 (ad 'a it" ti hin
aui :,0( 1 hiittt :' halk .'l('hi y miha t hai
hiugh' hat hd ay (-;li:S te o
hert of s e s o buft he wace misken
tas goradesh wao phemk was ledn ha.
Vste youln ter school dan fysur bioy
kae them iii a giuael wano real goid
ton' thekt h urt oth school at
Thy ape tn imaiacss than wl ~
hav beendrsugtadn et weea dreacih
mind h(tt pare'it i regalveryda thisppat
ter. Thi havelhad bronyh casest wyhe
isite ofndants tohe scolday. Toi
ke-ept them i-selfgrade was no liea god
MylIns appea then illha iteres wyoluh
erl ad ren (1ts'l i rear tor tieahe
interhis ilin of brourh boby tI he-I
vists of thiarelnt a theschooe toin-e
tetyourselfor int school;eey(a n~
trng inmadn you will gntrost you
echldong tand will maklie tioureea-e
tionl fhaltieu andsh agreco-r ctyr
eachb doungts. wltlzeteeua
WE Gwii PROrIT-SI4INGGCowoNS
Reducethe ighCost of Living
byTradinwith .
U U
KK
up u
CATALOG ECATALOG
PZCPLS DRUG STOPE, Laurcns, S. C.
CAL.TODAYAND INVESTIGATE HOY YOU CAN PROCU E BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL
ARTICLES BY REDEEMING OUR GOUPON5AND CERTIFICATES IS5UED WITH
EVERY CASH PURCHASE. OR ON ACCOUNTS TO BE PAID BY 5TH.OF MONTH.
I.(':-ease for Tranfie in Sced ('ollen or
A combination of both liquid and I Iii j l Li n t 'iii in I l .
ante. They produce a brilliant,fr
stingshinewithverylittleeffort. il r,
These polishes contain no acid and
will not crack the leather. They { (( ) l a t o t neS.
preserve the leather and Increase s' ;tI l tou t ofithe Geel
the life of your shoes. i l o South tue I il a y o f
TilE F.F. DALLEY CO., Ltd., BUFFALO,NM.. i'c lru ;\ 1). 10,:
I et Ieintve( by the oard of Cotn
y 'nni sor of Laan rens C.,n
BLACKWHITETAN in thse State aforesaid, in regular an-i
y (uaMtn asses r Ilurcn uty
h1 0 lii the en fr 't'rafic in Seed
. the limits of sail county lo and
(ring the perio l eginin. the I.t i
S IIO E S E A TI rsanti .~ lto ni c~it of the Geneay
A s e m b l y o fe c a u l h C a o i n , o v d n
thePrufRr,~ aproe te the dyo
\11 i Iieeflc;; es Lv edi:'cl by thon
ofI1 I)) '( l ofI~ id ollilly as pro"
ualved tn a.sW.
___________ 27~-3t
That the s f uo r traile 2int Se
'otonoebrua r ot 11 to make x t otts of all
1Y cY ' F inelimt ro fr i cuty for n d
d gAll male etizons beitween the ages
dof .\s and edingn the sth fday
The firm of WV. T. Blakely & Co. of Cad e t those who are incapable
sof Twoin aiud r and m i ng Dl
Ora, S. C., having decided to make some \ie orifronm othoer causes, are
changes in their business, will for an in- excepted. aectenbtwnte
time offer their stock of Dry ges of 18 and a on the 1st day o
dennit f1i1, are liable to a road tax
Goods and Shoes and numerous odds and Ih of d.y0 and arc required to make
teeo tost tf same to the Auditor
ends, at and blwcs.during the time abov*e speclfled and
If~~ :sal ay to the County Treasurer at
Call and let us prove to you th we I hle satie time other taxes are paid in
7 ieuo working the road.
mean what we say. Ahll taxpyer ar re(JuIred to give
Al tD.paOrK, Suprvror
twh I and u e of school oie
ll mt, also stzen whetweer roperty Is
Bof 2 Can 0 iarce or land t1st o on
Th fimot.T.Baey&eo f arye exeprttel wor.icpal
~ ~' ~ 1I..4 (~I~tI~ Flour. \ft or t he 211th1 of ernP'0pr
ofernn' suppo rt from ber
.' . amous aalmae s tzneisn eteen the
th tir ret of ism. ote uio
mean Wat we ay. Al axpaers/ar reire to give.
towshp nd umerofi chool dis- o
UUUd 11 lh O D ,11vfr '41113p,111t. inLu
' Al fo-rt.wte nyi t 1.11w State of Sout C'arolina.
iloubles the ValuIe I io t of lan At t
of Your Services Esta'-1,ui' ty Ctol 'Q l by 11 1 t I'd of Cou i
A Hair slek man Is not 12 the following period, he and
worth half pay. A eman or the ile arn!leracy iied for the
wornaI in pool halthl B 13 . T lcial n o sl. tlllet ithin 1(1 col il
makex a, poor lead. r, au 3 tor att( itijilog the yo'. A. 1). 19t,
Poor 1ort1 of 1 l>alent. ?aaIineering and Contracting to wit
The valueurreys a prun:aIta 'a,11 at all ast a shall1 !;(, ela ned oltt
the home n Prarcely be as: i t'('12 e y lw dlt i the od
the ome n i ac~ a're'I ho 'aor~to Work 15klltul1-. doue or Ir, leg inii at 1t1g li I alt day of Vrl~ea'n y
estitltnated. It. re v A n t v apectedl atd ening the lat slay of March, and
many of the comInon all.
nuents. it isc nn "x~c ellnt.
remnedy for conghs. colds. T )n3t tie 1u-iod laanalaaai I l12'Ienth
Telephonehi ga'. 346 aplg ay of .11113 at rnd'il g; lie t hirtty-first.
catarrh, grill, Spring fe~ver, 111 ~ tgn t
tired-oit fee'ling. - a n o e Atagp snt.
All andOdown 1and thinkS'tiniit
Sit dmon iand thiInk It - BJ KI "1V" 04;'I.' of lanil an.t hereh_ la:' ii 010( antdi
over. See whether you can cnal It) ('lean lucIa' alu with
afford to go on half slek. Attorney at Liw Il
Some people prefer Poruna l'romia p attention gI to al buxleto l'-'gar annntal heeling, li, il day
Tablets to the iluid Peruna. k ' t of Jatuary, A. )., 1916.
________At test, IIl . i I'M lii'.IT,
------------------01ce 1'loiio 1350 lItosldance Phone 95 J. D). Mock, Suaperisor'.
A. C. HART VOMWNEI) ASEOf
For Sprains, Lameness, PA& o e RwI
Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism Rooms 203.207 Masonic Te lplu
Postoffce B~ox 685 riasfo Dprue o
Penetrates and HfIals. oreenviloS S. C. Spartanbfro Dpartur
Stops Pain At Ofce Propmt attention given ail business. No. Time No. Time
For Man and Beast Practice in all COURTS 3 7:65 A M 2 7:00 A
2Sc.50c.$-. At All Delers._ 000AA 4 8:10A
25c 5O.$I.A AlDne 7 11:3~5 A M 6 10:20 A P4
UNDERT'AKI it 1:55 P M 10 12:10 P H
LINIMENT KENNEDYBjSe1 164:P A 12 4:1g
-- ----- ------~ ---'- Undertakers and Embalmners 1 9: 915 P M 31:1 4
IC~malli.11 Q answered any hours, day or nightArrivals from l)cepartnlre$ to
CHICHESTER PILLS LUES ~.Adro ioaoc
TOM P AN 1A LAURENSlS. A.Ga'eenwood and Genodand
f l."dla Ask roll Dan tlat _______nderson_______Anderson____
s'la in i ana !t n etlIte
1.1w1 l e n i mealc44 :A;haw.tcr'a ill and Iamd~, :~A 1 600A M
oss slet with allue Ribbon. fimpson Coer t 6 10:10 A M 3 7:55 A 14
$ 'rl, nv eter r Jio 8 12:10 P 311Ii.Aklss1-.i>.! 5 10:00 A P4
i r yearskhownasBest. a(est,Alwayst Rliable Attorneys at L 20 : P M 1 11:36 A M
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWMERE PMs2 o1
LDBWUJWSTEVElYW R anro.t Attemtlon Gives AU 3'..jes '14 6:30 P M 15 4:20P M
LAURENS DRUG STORE, 16 10:50PM 17 6:50PM.
Laywenti B. C. W Prtauene , a s C. . AI